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Intro to Verilog Digital Circuit Design
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Sanjay R
Mon Dec 16, 12:00 AM
In this session, we will work on writing and testing our own designs and testbenches for two sample programming projects using the open-source software, learning about common Verilog practices and what IP blocks are. After that, we will brainstorm what kinds of new projects we want to create.
Scratch: programming with code blocks 😺💻
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Aeparish M
Mon Dec 16, 1:00 PM
Why do we need to program & Intro to the website:
-> Real-world Applications, Problem-Solving Skills, Creativity & Collaboration
-> User Interface Overview, Creating an Account (without personal details and according to schoolhouse policy of course), Exploring Existing Projects
Intro to Python
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Yohan A
Sat Dec 21, 5:00 PM
This is another review session to help everyone who is new to catch up on the basics. We will review the print function, f-strings, comments, multi-lines, the input function, operators and conditionals. We will also do the Mad Libs Project. If you already attended all the sessions on these topics and participated in the last review session, then you don't have to come. If you haven't attended those sessions, I would highly recommend you to attend this session as it will have lots of important information. This session will require a laptop with a code editor with python installed. Note: There aren't any more review sessions covering these topics for the rest of the series.
Welcome to Programming! If you are new and interested in getting started, go check out Khan Academy's Intro to JS course!
Also, check out this Coda doc for more resources to continue your programming journey or other general information about this subworld!
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